About to pull the trigger
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About to pull the trigger
So looking at base 991.2 order, dealer has 2 allocations that need to be locked in by 8/31 with a mid-December delivery.
This is my first 911, coming from many BMWs, I always lease my cars for a number of reasons so I am pretty familiar with the process but I can't seem to find a lot of info on the MF buy rate? I was quoted the current buy rate was 0.0022.
Can anybody confirm this? I know they can't mess with residual so with the MF I can really figure out the deal ahead of time.
They asked for a $2000 deposit to place the order. Now the hard part, deciding on everything and waiting.
This is my first 911, coming from many BMWs, I always lease my cars for a number of reasons so I am pretty familiar with the process but I can't seem to find a lot of info on the MF buy rate? I was quoted the current buy rate was 0.0022.
Can anybody confirm this? I know they can't mess with residual so with the MF I can really figure out the deal ahead of time.
They asked for a $2000 deposit to place the order. Now the hard part, deciding on everything and waiting.
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Joined: May 2017
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From: Florida
I am also looking at ordering a base 991.2. My dealer quoted me a money factor of 0.002.
The hard part is deciding on the options and colors. Porsche does not make the process easy because it offers too many expensive options that are frankly not worth the price. My advise is take your time and do the following:
1. Test drive the base car preferably with the options that will affect the car ride and handling like PSP and Sport Chrono package.
2. Get quotes from a few dealers. If you save $ it is not a bad idea to go to a dealer that is further out.
3. If you are looking to lease try a 911S for comparison. You get nicer wheels, more power, better brakes, etc. The lease cost are not much more.
Good luck with this, I know it is not easy.
The hard part is deciding on the options and colors. Porsche does not make the process easy because it offers too many expensive options that are frankly not worth the price. My advise is take your time and do the following:
1. Test drive the base car preferably with the options that will affect the car ride and handling like PSP and Sport Chrono package.
2. Get quotes from a few dealers. If you save $ it is not a bad idea to go to a dealer that is further out.
3. If you are looking to lease try a 911S for comparison. You get nicer wheels, more power, better brakes, etc. The lease cost are not much more.
Good luck with this, I know it is not easy.
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If you would like to Pm me and leave me your info I can get you 7 percent off a base 991. My dealer took very good care of me and I have helped 4 other rennlisers get the same discount. I will give you a call if you like
